A single driver covers all the NVidia variants - get the one from
nvidia.com though if you want 3d acceleration.>>>
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I've got a NVIDIA GeForce 2 running on a Dell
Laptop C810 however the only default driver on the RH 8.0 cd that works is the
GeForce 4, ob
There isn't really much RHCE specific material out there thats free -
the test itself is conducted under a confidentiality agreement and no doubt is
constantly changing and being updated. It isn't really like
other exams in that studying isn't the best approach to passing it, rather
prac
Install on another computer - download the 386 kernel from
redhat.com and install it then move the drive into the 386 computer.
For some reason theres no 386 kernel on the install set but there is a 386
kernel in the errata directory on the redhat ftp server.
Terry Moore-ReadLukins
Sound like xfs isn't running - this is the font server try
:
service xfs start
and then try X - if it works you need to set xfs to run at boot with
:
chkconfig xfs on
Terry Moore-ReadLukins & Annis, P.S.RedHat Certified Engineer
#808002961106871>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/16/02 12:
Start by checking your X config - start the system in regular
multiuser mode - runlevel 3 and re-run the X configuration
script.
Terry Moore-ReadLukins & Annis, P.S.RedHat
Certified Engineer #808002961106871>>>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/16/02 11:12AM >>>Hello,I'm
new in linux-town and my Redh
That's true - try doing a df -i
to view Inode usage on the filesystem.
Terry Moore-ReadLukins & Annis, P.S.RedHat Certified Engineer
#808002961106871>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/16/02
12:04AM I have a lot of things to do and I do need my linux
come back...> What shall I do now?
Actually they are mainly backporting patches from the newer
versions to the versions in the current redhat release so most of the time the
new release is already fixed. The reasoning behind this is to keep the
release feature stable while keeping up with security & bug
fixes.
Terry Moor
Actually chkconfig also lists services handled by xinetd
so you will need to look in /etc/xinetd.d too
Terry Moore-ReadLukins & Annis, P.S.RedHat
Certified Engineer #808002961106871>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
12/12/02 02:47PM >>>On Thu, 2002-12-12 at 17:26, Søren Neigaard
wrote:> Is there somew
I've noticed the memory leak too - i find that after a few hours that my computer has
slowed to a crawl and gnome-terminal and/or gnome-panel are using about 500Megs of
Ram. I keep hoping for a bug fix - guess I'll use KDE instead.
Terry Moore-Read
Lukins & Annis, P.S.
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